Trump Makes Final Decision On GOP Debate

Will Trump debate?

Former President Trump is reportedly planning to forgo the upcoming initial Republican presidential primary debate and instead engage in an interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, according to a recent source.

Sources have indicated that Trump has made the choice to abstain from the debate, favoring an interview opportunity with Carlson. The New York Times report highlights that Trump has spent the past days gathering input from associates and supporters to decide whether he should participate in the debate.

In response to inquiries regarding the alleged arrangement between Trump and Carlson, a representative for the former president’s campaign declined to confirm the details and cautioned against jumping to conclusions about Trump’s intentions.

Trump, who currently leads the race for the GOP nomination, has been displaying hesitancy about participating in the August 23 debate. The event, organized by the Republican National Committee and set to air on Fox News, has seen Trump express concerns about potential attacks from fellow Republican candidates.

While Trump has criticized Fox News for what he considers favorable treatment of his political opponents, Fox hosts and executives have been both publicly and privately encouraging him to partake in the debate. This event is expected to attract significant media attention and generate high viewership for the channel.

Trump’s apparent decision to opt for an alternative event hosted by Carlson can be interpreted as a significant move that reflects his reservations about Fox News. This choice is noteworthy given Carlson’s past association with Fox, where he was previously a top-rated host.

In recent months, Carlson has been involved in legal matters, as Fox paid Dominion Voting Systems a substantial settlement following the network’s broadcast of inaccurate information related to Trump’s claims of voter fraud. This situation also revealed internal communications involving Carlson and other Fox executives expressing skepticism about Trump’s claims and his presidency.

After leaving Fox News, Carlson launched an online version of his popular show on X, a platform previously known as Twitter. Fox, still holding a contract with Carlson, issued a cease-and-desist letter over his new online show, citing potential violations of his contractual obligations.

  • Trump Makes Dirt Great Again?

    Sen. Roger Marshall Leads Pro-Health, Pro-Farmer Movement That Starts Beneath Our Feet While the left pushes artificial lab-grown food and government mandates, one Republican lawmaker has a different idea: save the soil, save America. Senator Roger Marshall (R-Kansas), a longtime ally of President Donald Trump, is championing a powerful new approach to fixing America’s health…

    Read More

  • Trump Trolls His Biggest Hater

    President Donald Trump is celebrating big news from the entertainment world — and it’s hitting the liberal media where it hurts. CBS announced it’s pulling the plug on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the anti-Trump late-night program that’s dominated the 11:35 p.m. time slot since 2015. But according to Trump, this cancellation is long…

    Read More

  • Mexico Takes Legal Action Against Trump?

    A new international showdown is brewing—this time, south of the border. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has sparked outrage by threatening legal action in U.S. courts over President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration enforcement policies. The move comes after a Mexican national living in the U.S. illegally died during an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation in…

    Read More

  • Joe Rogan Attacks Trump AG

    Conservative outrage is boiling over after podcasting giant Joe Rogan called out former Trump Attorney General Pam Bondi over the Department of Justice’s controversial handling of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. On his hit show The Joe Rogan Experience, Rogan didn’t hold back. He questioned Bondi’s credibility after the DOJ quietly released a two-page memo concluding…

    Read More

  • Speaker Johnson For President?

    House Speaker Mike Johnson isn’t eyeing the White House — but conservatives are paying close attention anyway. Despite his rapid rise to power and growing influence in the Republican Party, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) made it clear this week: he has no plans to run for president. Speaking with New York Post columnist Miranda Devine…

    Read More

  • Trump Tells Bondi To Release The Secrets

    President Trump is putting pressure on the DOJ to come clean — and America is watching. In a bold statement outside the White House on Tuesday, President Donald Trump said Attorney General Pam Bondi has his full support to release “anything credible” related to the FBI’s files on Jeffrey Epstein. “If it’s credible, I say…

    Read More